A pretensioned spun concrete pile follows the pole process closely until demoulding, then adds the stages that give PHC piles their strength. Knowing where the two diverge is what sizes the building.
Concrete mixing, rebar cage, end plate welding and assembling, clamping, pumping, tensioning, spinning, steam curing, demoulding, steam and pressure curing, then stocking.
Automatic Pile Production Line
Piles are joined end to end on site, so the end plate has to be welded and assembled with the cage before clamping. Planning that station into the conveyor loop keeps it from becoming the bottleneck.
Automatic Pile Production Line
PHC piles receive steam and pressure curing after demoulding. This second curing stage needs its own area and its own scheduling, which is why a pile plant is laid out differently from a pole plant.
GB 13476-2009 covers pretensioned spun concrete piles and JGJ/T 406-2017 is the technical standard for concrete pipe piles. Both are available on the downloads page, and a customer national standard is applied instead when it is supplied before design starts.
Where a market needs both, one chain conveyor line can be designed to suit both products. The Bangladesh project runs that configuration at 600 units per shift.
A full PHC pile line with end plate welding, tensioning, spinning and autoclave curing on automatic chain conveyor handling.
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Deformed steel rebar from 6 mm to 50 mm in coil, straight length or U shape, cut to the length you specify.
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Customised fully automated plant with cutting edge technology, 400 poles per shift.
Read the projectFirst flagship pole and pile factory with cutting edge automated lines in the region, 600 units per shift.
Read the projectPiling and Foundation Contractors · Turnkey Production Line Delivery · Standards And Downloads
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